Fashion
We know what you’re thinking: a featherlight boot designed for the mountains? The Lems Waterproof Boulder Summit Boot ($157) is basically the boot version of that friend who effortlessly runs marathons while eating pizza. Weighing in at a ridiculous 14.8 oz. (thanks to an air-injected outsole, which sounds suspiciously like magic), this zero-drop beast is
We’ve found the jacket built for the man who genuinely looks good covered in sawdust and philosophical angst. The Imogene + Willie x Giovanni Ribisi Quilt Lined Washed Denim Chore Coat (£467) is the pinnacle of denim that doesn’t care about trends. This collaboration jacket started with a simple goal: make a coat so relentlessly
Listen, a jacket without a hood is just a warm vest with sleeves—an incomplete thought. That’s why the Howler Brothers Free Range Hooded Jacket ($109) has joined the lineup, dedicated to keeping your noggin as cozy as your core. Built from 100% recycled polarfleece, this isn’t just cozy; it’s ecologically smug. The simple, relaxed design
The name says it all: the Relwen Abominable Hood Jacket ($298) is designed for conditions so cold, they feel purely mythical. This isn’t just a jacket; it’s a stylish, fleece-lined fortress built to defeat winter’s worst mood swings. Crafted from a comfortable wool sherpa and polyester blend, its relaxed fit is engineered for maximum layering—meaning
We get it. Your conscience tells you to buy sustainable, but your style profile whispers, “Don’t buy something that looks like it was woven by a very earnest hamster.” Enter the CLAE Joshua Sneakers (£130), the perfect compromise for the modern gent who needs to look sharp without drowning the planet in microplastics. These runners
At $550, the Bradley Mountain Polar Navigator isn’t just a jacket; it’s a commitment to a lifestyle that requires a compass and a utility tab. Proudly made in the USA with a 7oz waxed outer layer, this thing is so insulated, we suspect you could wear it through a Minnesota winter with just a t-shirt
